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Propane Safety

Commitment to Propane Safety

At Sayers LPG, safety is our top priority. We are committed to providing reliable propane services while ensuring the safety of our customers and communities. Propane is a safe, efficient, and versatile energy source when used and handled correctly. However, like any fuel, it requires proper precautions to prevent accidents and ensure smooth operation. By following these important propane safety guidelines, you can protect your home, business, and loved ones while enjoying the benefits of this clean-burning energy source.

Staying Safe with Propane

  • Recognizing Propane Leaks: Propane has a unique, sulfur-like odor designed to help detect leaks. If you notice this smell, leave the area immediately and contact us or local emergency services.
  • Install and Maintain Safety Detectors: Place propane and carbon monoxide detectors in areas where propane is used. Regularly test and replace batteries to ensure they remain operational.
  • Safe Placement of Propane Tanks: Whether indoors or outdoors, propane tanks should always be installed in well-ventilated areas, away from direct heat sources or open flames. Never store propane tanks inside enclosed spaces like buildings, basements, or garages.
  • Proper Usage and Storage: Always follow manufacturer guidelines when using propane appliances, and never attempt DIY repairs or modifications. Store smaller propane cylinders upright in secure, well-ventilated locations.
  • Routine Inspections and Maintenance: Schedule regular professional maintenance for your propane appliances and systems to ensure they operate safely and efficiently. Our trained technicians provide inspections, repairs, and maintenance that meet all safety standards.

What to Do in Case of a Propane Leak

  • Leave the Area Immediately: If you smell propane, evacuate everyone from the area.
  • Avoid Flames or Sparks: Do not turn on or off any lights, appliances, or cell phones, as these can create sparks.
  • Turn Off the Gas Supply (if safe to do so): If accessible, close the main gas supply valve on the tank.
  • Call for Help: Once at a safe distance, contact us or emergency services to report the leak. Do not return until the area has been inspected and cleared by professionals.

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